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I would reconsider your "Important Factors" list. If productivity is a priority for you (which is seems to be) then you have to factor in rewrite culture. It's a demonstrable fact that Laravel is more frequently rewritten than any other PHP framework. Moreover, even if Laravel had rock solid stability it appears to be loaded with third-party code. This means that the makers of Laravel could commit to 100% stability today and it wouldn't make any difference. It wouldn't make any difference because the Tailwind guy could rewrite that library tomorrow and in a heartbeat all of your work would be obsolete. Don't forget - all those rewrites not only cost you valuable time. They usually cost clients money. I've reached a stage where I think it's downright irresponsible of commercial developers not to factor rewrite culture into their decision making process. If you're in the business of selling web apps that are literally DESIGNED TO BE BROKEN then I'm calling that unethical. A relentless schedule of rewrites for you today is a hidden cost for your clients tomorrow. All that being said, Rails looks amazing. You made a good choice and I wish you well.

Hey, it’s the Bootstrapped Web / Restaurant Engine / productize / audience ops guy! Haven’t listened to you in a while, but I’ve learned a ton from you over the years.

He is still sticking with Rails. 😁 Because Rails is freedom and kingdom!

This is a such great video, never noticed that! hopefully you will do more of these kind of videos in the future.

I hear good things about Livewire, however for me personally I'm going to be learning the VILT stack instead.

Love Mike and Erin. Definitely excited to see you all working together

Great advice, and I've been coding professionally since the late 90s.

How is your exploration of Laravel going? I noticed you switched your Instrumental Products site over to Laravel. Are you starting new client projects in Laravel? Are you close to deciding? Asking because I'm just starting to look into this too.

I have found so much inspiration in your journey and you. I'm also a Full Stack SaaS (Solo) Founder, and I have also experienced the hard lessons from stress. Thanks for so valuable content 🙌

make more videos like this!

I'm essentially building Gravity Forms, but for the Webflow App marketplace. Six months in the making, it's about to go live! I'm thinking of billing yearly & lifetime, for the reason that there's enough friction to set and forget that a yearly price is an okay entry point. Brian, pretty sure on your YT channel 6 years ago is how I found Gravity Forms with their ActiveCampaign integration. Let's see if not having monthly pricing will work! We are also doing an affiliate/partners play, so the yearly + lifetime price fit in well here.

@Brian, I'm fond of learning tailwindcss, I know little bit about of CSS & HTML but could not understand tailwind with their official docs. I referred tailwind labs youtube channel but it did not helped me to upskill. Do you any suggestion to expertise in CSS framwork

Hi Brian, do you scope everything to the user account from the beginning, like for example @posts = current_account.posts instead of @posts = current_user.posts

Definitely not what I was expecting but still cool

I found 12 and blame the UA-cam bar for obscuring the rest :) I guess Maccas does the same with their burgers. You vid is just what I need right now as I ramp up sales and marketing on a new product.

Great! It open my mind to use this "feature". Never thought about it before. Thank you very much!

Love the idea of giving a new feature a brand name. You're right! It gives folks a way to discuss features on Twitter, LinkedIn, etc. "I love MagSafe." (Apple) "Hillcharts are such a good way to plan features." (Basecamp)

Great insight Brian! I’m working on how to incorporate this thinking into my product line now.

You had the same thoughts and now you have given me permission 😊

I’ve been following you for years and I always appreciate your honest, thoughtful outlook. Thanks for the inspiration.

Good food for thought. Thanks!

Hi Brian. What are your thoughts on including a link to the documentation/knowledgebase page at the end of a particular popover's notes (if/when necessary or applicable)? I ask this because whether in my projects or at my job, I usually include a link to the relevant document or source file (in case someone needs/wants to access it for some reason). I hope that made sense..? Anyway, I'm interested in your thoughts on that. Thanks. - Sammy

How do you motivate your team? Or what you do to make them dig in and solve the problem without you. I understand that people are good at something, better than you, but if they are not motivated, they won't do that properly. It is my problem, so I’m curious about your approach.

I can't imagine any scenario where'd it'd be worth going from Rails to Laravel if you already have a functioning application. Sure, ruby kinda sucks, but both frameworks are so similar. I'd ride it out until some scaling issue causes you to have to change things. It's almost always worth the effort to try and learn new things, though.

Good for you to brave enough to look over the fence, which ever way you choose, it is always good to review other languages for different perspectives every year or two.

Nice video. What camera and mic are you using? Best of luck to FSF!

I usually go from idea to fully built website in 24 hours

Great content, some feedback, when you talk about the CMS you repeated the intro to CMS. Love your content!

this is an amazing walkthrough. i'm in a similar boat and seeing this entire process (very similar tools and technologies that I use) is pretty damn cool. great job Brian!

Great stuff! I have a current obstacle around IDE choice and setup, particularly something that can minimise javascript, work with the rest of my tech stack (GitLab, Local, WordPress/PHP/Python/javascript/mySQL/AWS/EDD), allow quick version/environment changes/comparisons, and benefit from recent AI coding tools. 😀

Stoked you're putting out content like this. You're perspective is one missing in this space. Looking forward to more videos!

Love it, Brian

Love this framework for learning to code. I appreciate that you defined what a “full stack dev” actually is.

Hey Brian, think the link is not working :)

The DNS and SSL are not working 💫 I want to signup 🫡